Donald R. Smith, Highway Superintendent
Daniel Steitz, Deputy Highway Superintendent

Location:	170 West Hague Road
Office Hours:	Monday - Friday 6:00am to 2:00pm
Phone:	(518) 543-6500
Fax:	(518) 543-6273
E-Mail:

The Town of Hague Highway Department is responsible for maintenance and repairs for the following Town Roads: (i.e. – paving, drainage, brush/mowing, sanding/salting, etc.) Should you have any questions or concerns, please call the Highway Dept.

Bass Bay Road	Battle Hill Road	Battle Hill Spur
Belden Road	Carney Point Drive	Cemetery Road
Coldwater Canyon Road	Decker Hill Road	Delaware Avenue
Dock Road	Dodd Hill Road	Fitzgerald Road
Fly Brook Road	Forest Bay Road	Forest Bay North
Forest Bay South	Hollow Road	Holman Hill Road
Lakeshore Terrace	McCoy Road	Mountain View Road
Old Mill Road	Old Mill Spur	Overbrook Road
Pine Cove Road	Pine Orchard Road	Pudding Island Road
Robinhood Drive	Sabbathday Point Road	Shamrock Hill Road
Shattuck Robbins Road	Silver Bay Road	Split Rock Road
Spring Rock Road	Summit Drive (partial)	Sunset Hill Drive
Tannery Lane	Terrace Road	Valley View Road
Watts Hill	Yaw Road	Streeter Hill

The Town of Hague has contracts with Warren County and the State Department of Transportation for snow removal services. Any other problems with county or state roads should be directed as follows:

Lakeshore Drive (NYS Rte 9N) and Graphite Mountain Road (NYS Rte 8) are NYS Dept. of Transportation roads. You may call NYS DOT in Warrensburg at 623-3511 with questions or concerns about these roads.

Part of Summit Drive (WC Rte 50), West & New Hague Road (WC Rte 21) and the Warren County part of Trout Brook Road (WC Rte 21A) are county roads. You may call the Warren County Dept of Public Works at 623-4141 with questions or concerns regarding these roads.

INSTALLATION of any driveway, culvert and in some cases paving on any of the state, county or town roads requires a permit or permission for installation from those departments since there are specifications that need to be met. Call the proper department for more information.

HOW DOES THE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT DECIDE WHAT MAINTENANCE OR REPAIRS SHOULD BE DONE FIRST?

Answer: A problem that is an immediate hazard to the public's health, safety or welfare will be given immediate priority (e.g. a tree that has fallen across the road.)

HINTS FOR SPEEDY SERVICE CALLS:  To help expedite your request, please be prepared to give the following specific information when you contact us:

• Your name, physical address and phone number.
• The exact location of the problem/situation.
• A brief description of the problem/situation.
• Is the situation causing traffic flow problems?
• If situation is an immediate emergency, please call 911.